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Attention farmers: Rural self-built houses will be fully inventoried! 5 types of houses are focused on investigation
In recent years, due to the strong support for rural construction, the living conditions of rural households have been significantly improved. However, along with the development, many problems have arisen, for example, the problem of the peasants building their own houses. Recently, the relevant departments announced that a large-scale cleanup of China's homesteads will be carried out, of which 5 types of housing will be included in the scope of the survey, basically every household will be included in it.
Let's take a look at the causes of this whole bunch of problems. At present, the level of residential construction of rural residents in China is not high, and some houses have safety problems, which urgently need to be inspected and treated; At the same time, under the background of the deepening reform of China's farmland property rights system, how to better solve the problem of peasant housing is also an important issue facing the construction of peasant housing in China. So, the clean-up work has its necessity and necessity.
So, this inspection is mainly focused on **? According to the relevant authorities, the following five types of housing are targeted this time:
1.Illegal occupation of land to build houses in rural areas: This is the most common and common type of rural homestead, which not only causes serious damage to farmland resources, but also seriously hinders the development of rural economy. Such a house, the authorities will firmly demolish it.
2.Unauthorized addition and alteration of houses: This type of houses are houses that have not been rebuilt or remodeled without following the relevant procedures. This practice will not only cause the instability of the building, but also bring certain safety risks to the building.
3.Dilapidated houses: Due to long-term disrepair, such dilapidated houses can no longer meet people's daily needs, and in serious cases, they will threaten the lives of residents. The houses will be remodeled or remodeled.
4.Illegal rental housing: Some rural households sublet their own houses for the use of other non-residents, such as factories and warehouses. Such a practice not only does not comply with relevant laws and regulations, but also has certain safety risks.
5."Hollow houses": Some houses in some villages are vacant due to factors such as the flow of people, and they have become "hollow houses". Such housing not only creates a large amount of land resources, but also is a potential threat to social and public safety.
How should farmers feel about this? First of all, it is necessary to fully understand that the current clean-up work has a bearing on the safety of the people's lives and property, as well as on the land and resources of rural areas. Second, it is necessary to take the initiative to cooperate with the departments concerned and provide them with true and correct information so that they can better carry out the verification work.
We also need to pay attention to what happens after the inspection. How will the relevant departments deal with illegal buildings? Will it increase the financial pressure on farmers? That's where we have to pay attention.
In short, this general inspection of rural housing is a major event that concerns the interests of every peasant household. It is hoped that through this work, we can effectively improve some of the current problems in the construction of peasant houses in our country and make our living environment safer and more comfortable.